Andrea Dunlop

So you have a child with a mystery illness that is not responding to the treatments as the doctors would expect and is having feeding issues.

So there was a feeding tube, and it looks like at one point the child was on intravenous nutrition,

So really these just, I would say, extremely classic things.

Looks like there were some fake seizures or perhaps induced seizures.

And so this is something that is following, I would say, like a pretty typical pattern.

Before the outcry from this family member, do you know, was there any suspicion from doctors about abuse or were they just sort of treating this as a mystery case?

Yeah, so if you can take us kind of back through your investigation.

So you speak to the relative that had seen the nail polish remover and sounds like putting some pieces together.

And so, yeah, then what's your next step in your investigation?

Is that like a household?

I'm like, you can tell I don't do it.

I don't do any degreasing in my household.

So is that like?

Okay, so something to just remove grease, so not something that you would expect to find in a hospital room particularly.

Now, Mike, I just want to, I want to pause for a second because you said that luckily CPS wasn't involved yet.

So why do you say luckily?

So you don't have to go to the court and get a separation order and get an emergency removal and that whole thing.

You can just say, leave.

Leave.

So her daughter-in-law had signed.